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The video version of this will be uploaded to InRange later this week, but I'd like to point you towards Primary & Secondary, LLC.'s podcast endeavor: FORGED.

In this episode we discuss the why and what of what is going on with digital rights on the internet - much deeper than I have anywhere else.

With that said, there's a lot of other great content in Matt's Forged series, so please check them out!

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Forged -11- Karl Kasarda Discusses Digtial Concerns

Matt Landfair talks to Karl Kasarda of InRange TV about some digital concerns he has been watching. http://www.inrange.tv/ Our Patreon can be found here: https://www.patreon.com/PrimaryandSecondary Primary & Secondary: Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/primaryandsecondary YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PrimarySecondaryNetwork Website: https://primaryandsecondary.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/primaryandsecondary/

Comments

James

This might be awesome, but the muzak playing in the background is driving me NUTS.

Andy

Great content Karl, thank you. Gun control is the 'canary in the coal mine' representing a wide range of rights, not just shooting sports. Having invented the ultimate digital assistant (the internet), we have shackled ourselves to it and our canary has just keeled over. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

James

You're not serious are you? There's faint muzak in the background throughout the whole podcast and it's super distracting.

SV97

Listened to the whole thing and apart from the music in the beginning couldn't notice anything. Maybe an ad or smth playing in the background?

SV97

Loved it, wouldn't complain if there was more :D

James

Nope, I double checked. It's very faint which almost makes it more distracting.

Andreas Nohl

12:45 to 13:19 I can't hear it but the oter time it is ther, 16:54 it gets louder.....

Farmer Brown

Yeah, I listen to it with headphones, and it's pretty consistent throughout.

Farmer Brown

I really liked the talk, I think Karl is on the money. One thing I think that needs covering is just how this is coming about. The NGO's and Social Justice Warriors (SJW's) have figured out that virtue signalling is now a very strong nose with which to lead major organizations. It started out with publicly shaming companies - especially in shareholder meetings. A group of ratbags buys a few shares and then starts to try and get motions up in shareholder meetings. Bringing along a camera and a 'rent a crowd" also helps. Companies have adopted several strategies to cope with this, but capitulation to the fringe element is one of them. "Ethical" investing and Corporate Social Responsibility reporting is a direct result of these tactics. Now it's moved onto virtue signaling and with a Twitter storm at their back, it's now quite easy to get a company to "take a stand" - even if it's meaningless (if it only saves one child, right?) Although your content may be just a bunch of bits on a common platform, surely, surely, to save the children, this sort of nasty content (today guns) must be taken down. So, it's not the companies that don't want to be seen sharing a space with the current non-acceptable wave of community content, it's that the activists DEMAND that you "take a stand" or your organization is also complicit (they tried this with Trump and racism - if you're not against him, you for him, and therefore a racist). Activists inside my company (normally young people) put a lot of pressure on my company's executives to publicly berate or at least rebuke Trump. Quite a few companies in Silicon Valley did just that. So, my point is -this is not an accident - this is a deliberate tactic to shut down firearms content. Stop the banks lending money for ranges, stop the credit card companies processing payments, stop the financial services industry raising money for firearms companies, stop the training in schools, get rid of military studies at colleges and universities, remove recruiting facilities for armed forces, etc etc. It disturbs me greatly where this will end up.